u/daalchawalwithissue

I'm really happy for the ones who scored well, got ranks under 20K and are going to top medical colleges of India. No hate to y'all, you studied well and deserved that seat.

Okay so my point is, people who are going to take 3+ drops here, is it really worth it? My parents always said 1-2 drops are enough for a person to know their capacity. If you know you can do it, go for it.

But honestly, one drop didn't make much difference for me. I did study, ab log aake bolenge ke tumne hi kam kiya hoga. Bro you're no one to say that to me, you haven't seen my journey. I saw many posts on reddit where people were sad about not getting enough marks in neet and some people were bashing them in the comments. What in the world gave you the right to comment on someone without knowing them?

The next point is, I'm ready to take Dental, I have a roadmap ready for the future and all the possibilities and advantages of choosing Dental over Medicine. Maine ye comment Kiya tha kahi toh ki mujhe dentist banna hai, people started shaming me on that. Again who tf gave you the right to shame me? I know what I am doing with my future, I have planned everything out. Idk about y'all, but I never wanted to be a doctor, I always wanted to be a dentist.

Choosing dentistry of MBBS is nothing to be ashamed about. Yes I am getting into MBBS in semi government and deemed colleges, I can afford those. But I have seen the doctors in my family and how exactly they are suffering from mental health issues. So, not getting into MBBS is not the end of the world. There are too many disadvantages as well in that course. Yes, you get respected and it pays you a lot, but so do many other courses.

The competition in India for medical seat is never going to decrease. The general category people fight for those 40K seats. Middle class people and lower middle class cannot even think to go into deemed colleges. The government is increasing more seats in deemed colleges, than government medical colleges. This makes it even harder.

So don't get sad if you didn't get a seat this year. There are so many things in the world to do. Do some research, look what courses you can get into, there are scholarship exams too if you can't afford.

IT'S NOT THE END OF THE WORLD.

So amongst this fiasco, of neet getting leaked, and then NTA cancelling the exam. And now Re-neet is on 21st June, which apparently according to many people (including me) is already leaked.

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NTA and Telegram leakers are in some love story😍. Telegram ban kar diya nta ne, ab leakers whatsapp channels pe aagye. Ye ban hogya toh, leakers fir kahi Wattpad pe na daal de question paper😭☝🏻

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Pagla gayi hu neet ke wajah se💔🥀 Maybe there should be a romance novel,

NTA x Telegram neet leakers😍 bade hi toxic relationship mein hai dono, picha hi nahi chhutt raha ek dusre se🤪

Well, everyone says it's a rumour that the Re-NEET paper has leaked, but it feels like déjà vu. This same fucking thing happened before 3rd May 2026, there was news that the NEET examination paper had been circulated on Telegram, but everyone, including fucking government, ignored it. But we all know, the paper was out there. The same thing is happening right now: people are like, "It's fake news, those are rumours," but what if, after examination, we find out that the paper was being circulated again?

NTA (national tampering agency) should investigate this, instead of banning Telegram. People still have access to Telegram through VPN. It's easy to circulate the paper through Instagram or Discord. They still want to play with the future of 22L students, like we're fucking dolls for them to play with. Many students can't afford basic life necessities and are dependent on this exam for their future. But no, the fucking government and NTA can't conduct a basic examination. The paper, if leaked, is surely done by someone inside the conducting body. Are they greedy enough to play with the lives of so many students?

And I'm not only talking about NEET here. This year, CBSE, MHT CET, JEE Advance and many more exams were not conducted fairly. The Indian education system is fucking with the youth of its own country.

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Rate this out of 10🥺🥺🥺🥺 don't be harsh🥺🙏🏻